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Business Activity Impact: Real Impact Beyond Reporting

Strong ESG reporting ≠ real impact. Inrate’s Business Activity Impact (BAI) assessment analyzes 450+ activities’ full lifecycle effects via revenue allocation, a proprietary impact matrix, and company‑specific parameters, revealing hidden risks traditional ratings can miss and enabling absolute, activity‑level comparison across GHG, other environmental, and direct/indirect social impacts.

SESAMm Partnership: AI ESG Reports for 5M+ Private Companies.

Inrate and SESAMm are collaborating to power AI‑generated ESG Assessment Reports for over 5 million public and private companies, combining SESAMm’s NLP on millions of documents with Inrate’s ESG expertise to deliver fast, scalable insights across controversies, human rights risks, climate topics, and governance signals for hard‑to‑reach issuers. 



Real Estate Funds Engagement: 2025 Takeaways 

Our latest Real Estate Funds Engagement Report 2025 shares how managers are integrating climate risk, energy efficiency, and transition planning into portfolios, where governance and tenant‑impact practices still lag, and how structured engagement pathways can move funds from policy commitments to measurable improvements at asset level. 



Sustainable Apparel Investing Needs Better Human Rights Data.

Sustainable apparel investing is growing fast, but reliable human rights data is still scarce, making it difficult for investors to distinguish genuine progress from marketing claims in a sector marked by complex supply chains, wage issues, and safety risks. Inrate’s latest blog outlines how investors can use structured, comparable indicators to assess apparel issuers on labour rights, living wages, and supply‑chain transparency, and to align capital with strategies that genuinely reduce harm instead of just shifting reputation risk. 

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